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TuesdayFeb 12, 2008 4:53 am

Pressure Biosciences, Inc. (PBIO) Up Almost 8% after Increased interest from Investors Who Attended the Red Chip Conference

At the Red Chip conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, Pressure Biosciences Inc. CEO Richard Schumacher spoke to investors along with 30 other companies. He discussed the unique opportunity that his company has. Mr. Schumacher started the company in his garage when it was then named ‘Biomedica.’ The company recently changed its name to Pressure Biosciences and focuses exclusively on Pressure Testing sciences. They also went from trading on the OTC exchange to the NASDAQ. In the conference, he stated that Pressure technology, patented by them, has a number of uses including Inactivation of Pathogens, Food Safety, Immunologistics, Protein Purification, Control of…

TuesdayFeb 12, 2008 4:48 am

The Casual Tootie Pie Company Inc. (TOOT.OB) Name Hides Professional Business Excellence

Discerning investors will be pleased that their less diligent peers may have overlooked this excellent stock trading opportunity because of the company’s light-hearted name and OTC symbol. The management displays a consistent sense of purpose and has built considerable and sustainable competitive business strengths. The first strategic management step was to secure the brand name in 2005. It may have no place as yet in a conventional balance sheet, but the intangible value of a name with broad American appeal is a major business attraction. You would not care for a slice of pie for dessert at least once a…

TuesdayFeb 12, 2008 4:44 am

The Newborn Care Business of Natus Medical Inc. (BABY) is a Reassuring Profit Model

Though 2006 ended for this company with disappointing business results compared to a profitable 2005, the management has achieved a noteworthy turn-around during the quarter ended September 2007. Stock analysts expect the business improvement trend to continue in the foreseeable future. This confidence stems from the comprehensive restructuring plan the management has set in motion. This strategy has three important components: first, to rationalize manufacturing operations and sites that are currently strung out from Illinois to Seattle and Ontario. Second, the company has decided to eliminate wasteful duplication within the multiple sales forces it has inherited from earlier acquisitions. Finally,…

TuesdayFeb 12, 2008 4:42 am

Gulf Resources Inc. (GFRE.OB) Management Records Rapid Business Growth

This stock price should engage the attention of every observant investor: the February 11 2008 closing price is $2.55 against a 52-week range of $0.75-3.19. Such an OTC stock price trend indicates impressive business performance. A closer look will show that the company has 10 thousand tons of oil and gas related business under its belt for 2006. There is an additional seven thousand tons of products shipped to the paper-making industry. This indicates established market acceptance in the company’s large market of China. The company has come close to its revenues for all of 2006 by September 2007. This…

MondayFeb 11, 2008 5:16 pm

McDonald’s Solid Prospects

Sometimes markets are spooked by numbers going wrong or stories going wrong, or esoteric factors that are sometimes quantifiable, sometimes not. Case in point: McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD), the fast food goliath, reported year-over-year sales for its U.S. restaurants flat for the first time in over four years back in December, so the stock was taken down quickly from the 60s into the low 50s. While traders did their short term thing, longer term investors were also concerned that McDonald’s couldn’t keep up the stellar earnings growth momentum it had fashioned so unfailingly. Was this the end of domestic growth, at…

MondayFeb 11, 2008 5:12 pm

Market Notes

As always, some of the recent market developments that made one-day headlines will take some time to play out, and other things that aren’t so prominently featured in the news might be the things that affect the market in a more immediate way. One of the headlines last week that is expected to have ongoing consequences is Amazon’s (NASDAQ: AMZN) announced $1 billion stock buyback. Tucked in with this announcement was that the online retailer will repurchase also $1.25B debt. Stock buybacks are often non-binding, as they are an announcement of company policies going forward. The companies reserve the right…

MondayFeb 11, 2008 5:08 pm

China Health Resources, Inc. (CHRI.OB) Signs $3 Million Project Agreement with Guangzhou Qingping Market

Incorporated in 2001, China Health Resources Co., Ltd. (CHRI) has grown to become one of the leading industrialized agricultural corporations in China. The company is engaged in the production and processing of Chinese traditional medicines, such as the widely used Dahurian Angelica Root. Today the company announced it has secured a project investment contract with Guangzhou Qingping Market to build Herb Network Logistics and a Sales Platform. According to the press release, the companies’ aggregate $3 million investment into the project will expand the herb market of spot trade and futures trade through e-commerce. In the statement, China Health said…

MondayFeb 11, 2008 5:03 pm

Strategic Partnerships Launch Universal Detection Technology, Inc. (UDTT.OB) onto the Forefront of Homeland Defense

Universal Detection Technology, Inc. (OTBB: UDTT) develops monitoring technologies for detection of bioterrorism and other threats related to Homeland Security. The company has also worked alongside NASA to create a bio-terror smoke detector to detect biohazard substances. President and CEO of Universal Detection Technology, Jacques Tizabi, was recently featured in CEOCorner, “The Fastest 60 Seconds in the Small-Cap Market,” in which he highlighted the continued threats against the United States. He discussed preparations and defensive measures that should be taken to prevent potential terrorist attacks, noting that recent news and government reports hint that our nation is still unprepared to…

MondayFeb 11, 2008 2:40 pm

February 11th CEOcast Weekly Newsletter

The major indices suffered sharp losses and essentially gave back the prior week's gains, in which that the Dow, Nasdaq, S&P 500 and Russell 2000 surged 4.4%, 3.7%, 4.9% and 6.1%, respectively. The Dow lost 561 point for the week, bringing its year to date loss to 8.2%. The Nasdaq continued to be the worst performing index with a loss of 109 points, to increase its year to date loss to 13.1%. The S&P 500 also continued in a downward spiral with a loss 64 points and year to date loss of 9.3%. The Russell 2000 closed out the week…

MondayFeb 11, 2008 1:07 pm

China American Holdings Inc. (CAAH.OB) is "One to Watch"

China American Holding Inc., an American/Chinese holding company, is an access point to the trigger that is to the Chinese economic/manufacturing machine. Through the company’s subsidiaries, China American Holdings manufacturers and distributes products internally; to/in China while distributing around the world. If you are interested in investing in a company that distributes toys to the United States, or manufactures products that go into many of the end-products exported from China, this is one of the companies to consider. Other then the full spectrum of toys that China has become known for; chemicals for non-refillable tubes and air conditioning units and…

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